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Introduction to Databases with SQL

Learn how to design, manage, and query relational databases with SQL through Harvard’s Introduction to Databases with SQL. This beginner-friendly course builds strong data skills, essential for careers in software engineering, data analysis, and business intelligence.

Pathway for
Grade 7–9
Program Duration
16 Weeks
Learning Format
Online + Live

Program Overview

This course introduces you to the principles of relational databases and SQL programming. Learn to create, query, and manage databases, and develop skills for data-driven decision-making.

Learn to define tables, enforce constraints, perform queries, and analyze data effectively. By the end, learners will be equipped to manage databases and write SQL queries in real-world scenarios.

What you’ll learn

  • Understand Database Concepts — Tables, relationships, keys, and normalization
  • Write SQL Queries — SELECT, JOIN, GROUP BY, and aggregations
  • Data Analysis — Query real datasets for insights
  • Apply Best Practices — Build efficient, normalized, and maintainable databases

Skills you’ll learn

  • SQL Queries
  • Database Design
  • Joins & Aggregations
  • Transactions
  • Data Analysis

Tools you’ll learn

  • SQL
  • SQLite
  • MySQL
  • PostgreSQL
  • DB Browser for SQLite
  • Visual Studio Code

Comprehensive Curriculum

3 modules, 30+ lessons, 16 weeks of beginner-friendly SQL and database learning

Key Topics

  • Introduction to databases
  • Relational database concepts
  • Tables, rows, and columns
  • Primary and foreign keys
  • Data types and constraints
  • Understanding schemas

Hands-on Projects

  • Create your first database and tables
  • Define keys and constraints

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